Winchester Safes H-4226P-12-7-E Operating instructions

2012 Owner’s Manual

Attention! Please Read First!

The information in the following manual is important and must be

read in full and followed completely for your safety.

Table of Contents

1. Diagram – Outside of safe

2. Diagram – Inside of safe

3. What is included with your safe

4. Installing the battery on an electronic lock

5. Installing the temporary spoke

6. Opening the safe for the first time

7. Installing the spoke handles and Power Docking System

8. Removing the door lock override device

(not on all models)

9. Programming the electronic lock

10. Dialing the mechanical combination

11. Removing the safe from the pallet

13. Limited Lifetime Warranty

14. Extended Warranty Coverage

15. Trouble Shooting Guide

Diagram - Outside

1

Safe Body

Electronic Lock

or Mechanical Dial Lock

Safe Door

External Hinges

Handle

5 Spoke (Shown),

3 Spoke, or Single Lever

Serial Number Label

Size of safe, graphics and color may vary on some models

123213

Diagram – Inside

2

Heat Expandable

Door Seal

Side Shelf (3)

(Varies based on model)

Bolt Down Hole Cap (3)

Serial Number Label

Door Lock Override Device

(Screw MUST be

removed to activate lock)

Door Panel Organizer

(not available on all models)

Interior configuration, locking bolts and bolt work may vary on some models

Top Shelf

Safe Interior

Walls

Gun Rack

Divider (2)

(Varies based on model)

Locking Bolts

Power Docking

System (PDS)

(not available on all models)

What’s Included

3

(4) Concrete Bolts

(Located inside safe)

See www.winchestersafes.com for bolt down instructions

(1) 9v Alkaline Battery

(1) Spoke Handle Thread Lock

(1) Temporary Spoke

(Not included w/ Single Lever Handle)

Gun Safe

(1) Allen Wrench

Only Safes with Door Lock

Override Device

(1) Plastic Hole

Plug

Handle Spokes

3 or 5

(Located in box inside safe)

(1) Owner’s Manual

Installing the Battery on a LA GARD Electronic Lock

4

(1) 9v Alkaline Battery

Step 1

Bottom of Keypad

(Remove Screw)

Locate the battery.

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Remove the

Phillips head

screw from the

battery cover

located on the

bottom of the

keypad.

Connect the battery

and gently insert the

battery up inside the

keypad and replace

the battery cover.

Re-Install the

Phillips head

screw in the

battery cover.

DO NOT OVER

TIGHTEN !

Installing the Temporary Spoke

5

IMPORTANT!

Locate the temporary spoke.

Warning: Do not apply Spoke Handle Thread Lock on

temporary spoke.

The temporary spoke provided is used to assist in

opening the safe for the first time ONLY!

Step 1 Step 2

Screw in the temporary spoke at the

bottom of the handle hub.

Opening the safe for the first time

6

Must complete steps in section 4 and 5 before proceeding.

Gently, turn handle counter-clockwise until it stops.

(About ½ inch, in some instances handle may not need to be turned)

Step 1

Step 2

Enter Factory Code :

1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 6

Note !!

A beep will be heard after each number is

pressed. A double beep will confirm the

correct code entry.

After entering in the factory

code, a double beep will be

heard. Then grasp the handle

(as shown) and gently rotate

clockwise within 4 seconds.

(Temporary handle could break)

Handle should move

to this position to

open safe door.

Incorrect

Attention!

Correct

Installing the Spoke Handles and Power Docking System (PDS)

7

Remove and discard the

temporary spoke.

Step 1 Step 2

Remove the box of spokes

from inside of the safe. Unpack

each spoke and apply one

drop of Spoke Handle Thread

Lock on the threads before

screwing in the handles.

Step 3

(Apply one drop)

Screw handles into the

spoke hub

3 Spoke Handle Shown

Power Docking System (PDS)

A Power Docking System (PDS) is installed on select model safes. The PDS

contains two (2)110v power outlets, an Ethernet connection and USB port.

• Locate the power cord inside the safe

• Insert the plug into the electrical access hole in the back of the safe.

• Connect Ethernet cable and/or USB cable in the back of the safe.

PLEASE NOTE: Electrical outlet only powers items plugged into the outlet

inside the safe. Electronic locks are only powered by the 9v Alkaline battery in

the keypad on the outside of the safe.

USB

Port

Ethernet

(2) 110v

Power Outlets

Installing the Spoke Handles

Removing the Door Lock Override Device

8

Your safe may have a “Door Lock Override Device” installed.

This device is to prohibit the lock from locking and it must be

removed before the safe can be used properly.

This device is used for “Retail Display” ONLY!

Consumer Alert!

Device Removal

Remove the screw under the yellow label with the provided allen wrench

and plug the hole with the provided plastic hole plug.

Door Lock Override Device

(1) Allen Wrench

(1) Plastic Hole Plug

Programming the LA GARD electronic lock 9

Step 1:

Enter the Factory Code of 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 6

and open the door.

Step 2: Programming

IMPORTANT! The following must be done with the door in the open position with your locking

bolts extended.

Please Note: Between each step you have 4 seconds to proceed to the next step

1. Enter in six (6) zeroes. This will put you in programming mode. (You will hear a double beep)

2. Enter in your existing six (6) digit combination. (You will hear a double beep)

3. Enter your new six (6) digit combination. (You will hear a double beep)

4. Enter your new six (6) digit combination again. (You will hear a double beep)

5. Wait approximately 10 seconds and then enter your new combination.

6. If the procedure was executed properly, you will be able to rotate the handle.

7. If the gun safe will not open, the procedure was incorrectly executed and the combination is

still 1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6. Leave the door open and begin with Step 2.

Entering in the wrong code will result in 3 beeps.

Entering the wrong code 4 times will result in the keypad shutting down for a 5 minute time-out.

The battery must remain connected. Removing the battery will not override the time-out period.

Dialing the Combination 10

S & G Dial Lock

Dialing Index Mark

Serial Number : WI- 1234567

number comes to the Dialing Index Mark the 4th time.

Turn the dial right (clockwise), stopping when the second

number comes to the Dialing Index Mark the 3rd time.

Turn the dial left (counterclockwise), stopping when the third

Number comes to the Dialing Index Mark the 2nd time.

Turn the dial slowly to the right until it comes to a complete stop,

Indicating the bolt has retracted.

The above is a SAMPLE ONLY. Your safe comes with its own combination

set and the combo card is with the safe.

Turn the dial left (counterclockwise), stopping when the first

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Sample Only

Removing the safe from the pallet 11

Attention!

The following is BEST performed with several individuals and is only

a suggested method. Winchester Safes will not be liable for any

accidents, damages or injuries that may occur.

Step 1

Using a 17mm wrench, hold the bolt in

place on the bottom of the pallet. From

the inside of the safe, use a 16 mm

socket to remove the nut from the bolt,

from one side of the skid only!

Step 2

Slightly push upward on

the safe from the side

while somebody else

removes the skid.

Removing the safe from the pallet 12

Attention!

The following is BEST performed with several individuals and is only

a suggested method. Winchester Safes will not be liable for any

accidents, damages or injuries that may occur.

Step 3

Using a 17 mm wrench, hold the bolt in

place on the bottom of the pallet. From

the inside of the safe, use a 16 mm

socket to remove the nut from the bolt,

from the remaining side of the skid.

Step 4

Slightly push upward on

the safe from the side

while somebody else

removes the other skid.

Step 5

Lower the safe to the

ground once the skid is

removed safely.

Limited Lifetime Warranty

This safe made by Granite Security Products, Inc. (GSP) comes with a limited lifetime warranty, beginning on the

purchase date against defects in materials and workmanship as well as damage from a burglary attack or fire.

The mechanical or electronic lock is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one

(1) year from the purchase date.

Proof of purchase is required to obtain service.

This warranty also provides a free replacement safe if the safe is damaged in a burglary attack or fire. Free

replacement claims must be made in writing along with a timely police or fire department report. Photos of the

damaged safe must accompany the replacement claim.

GSP may, at its discretion, open or repair the damaged safe on location, provided it is located within 100 miles of

a skilled safe technician. If the safe is damaged to the extent that it cannot be opened by normal means, then

GSP will have the safe opened by a skilled safe technician to retrieve the owner’s belongings. The maximum

expense to repair or open a safe is limited to $300.00 USD. If the safe is to be replaced, a comparable, current

production model will be shipped freight prepaid curbside delivery to the owner. Replacement safes that are

outside of the contiguous United States, not including Canada, will be shipped prepaid to the nearest seaport of

debarkation in the Continental United States. Any freight cost(s) incurred from port to the consumer’s location will

be the responsibility of the consumer. This warranty does not cover any cost to remove or install the replacement

safe.

This warranty does not cover neglect, misuse, or abuse. It also does not cover damage caused by tampering with

or altering of any part of the product. It also does not cover consumables such as batteries for the electronic lock.

The safe must not be housed in an enclosed swimming pool area. The safe is to be located in an area which is

climate controlled and is to be installed as instructed in the Owner’s Manual.

The Limited Lifetime Warranty can be transferred, for a fee, to subsequent purchasers or owners with the prior

written consent from GSP.

Certain exclusions to this warranty are: safes used in a commercial or industrial environment, water damage of

any kind, paint finish, and loss or damage of personal property inside the safe. This warranty also does not apply

to safes located outside the contiguous United States.

GSP provides this warranty in place of all other warranties and assurances whether expressed or implied. GSP

accepts no liability for incidental or consequential damage or loss by anyone as a result of using this safe.

To activate this warranty, please fill out the registration card below or go online to complete the registration at

www.winchestersafes.com.

Granite Security Products Inc.

Attn: Warranty Registration

1431 Greenway Drive, Suite 510

Irving, TX 75038

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Name________________________________________________________ Phone _____________________

Address _________________________________________________________________________________

City State ZIP _____________________________________________________________________________

Email Address______________________________________________________________

Serial No. ___________________________________________________ Date Purchased_________________

Extended Warranty Coverage

Your new safe comes with a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials

and workmanship. The mechanical or electronic lock is covered by a one year

warranty against defect in materials and workmanship.

FOR A FEE:

You can extend your warranty coverage on your mechanical or electronic lock

which will include the following coverage:

1. EXTENDED LOCK COVERAGE: Nine extra years of coverage (10 years

total) on the mechanical or electronic lock installed on your safe.

2. FREE COMBINATION SEARCH: If your combination is lost or misplaced you

will receive FREE combination searches for 10 years after purchase date.

To acquire your extended warranty coverage, go to our website at

www.winchestersafes.com or call Customer Service at 469-735-4901 7:00 am to

5:00 pm Monday – Friday CST. You will need your safe serial number when

purchasing your Extended Warranty Coverage. The serial number is located on

the right front of the safe down by the ground and also on the back of the safe.

Granite Security Products, Inc.

Attn: Gun safe Extended Warranty

1431 Greenway Drive

Suite 510

Irving, TX 75038

Problem Solution

I lost the combination or keys to my safe. What do I do?

For your protection, the most important aspect of this process is for us to verify the true

ownership of the safe. Please go to www.winchestersafes.com and go to the

COMBINATION / KEY REQUEST page and follow the instructions. Once completed, fax

or mail the forms to us for processing.

What kind of battery do I use in my electronic lock?

High security electronic safe locks are very sensitive to battery power. All of our safe locks

require 9v Alkaline Energizer or Duracell. Most likely, your lock will not operate properly if

a battery other than this is used.

What do I do if my electronic lock drains my battery quickly?

If the correct battery is installed (9v Alkaline Energizer or Duracell), the battery should last

about six months with normal operation. If your battery fails within a week, contact our

Technical Service at (469)-735-4901 (Monday-Friday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm CST.)

How do I replace the battery in my electronic lock?

Please go to the BATTERY INSTALLATION page at www.winchestersafes.com and

select your electronic lock. Select the lock that is installed on your safe and follow the

instructions. Make sure you use only a 9v ALKALINE ENERGIZER or DURACELL battery.

How do I change the combination in my electronic lock?

Please go to the LOCK INSTRUCTIONS page at www.winchestersafes.com and select

your electronic lock. Select the lock that is installed on your safe and follow the

instructions to change your combination.

Can I change the combination in the mechanical (dial) lock?

No. High security mechanical locks require special tools and lock expertise to change the

combination. Please contact a licensed Safe Technician in your area and they will change

your combination for a nominal fee.

I enter my code in the electronic lock and I get five “beeps,”

and the lock will not open.

The five “beeps” indicate that the lock does not recognize the code you entered as being

valid. Verify your code and enter it again. If the lock still does not open, please go to

www.winchestersafes.com and go to the COMBINATION / KEY REQUEST page and

follow the instructions. Once completed, fax or mail the forms to us for processing.

I enter my code in the electronic lock and I get two “beeps” and

safe will not open. I enter it again, and get two “beeps” and safe

is locked out.

Two “beeps” in succession is consistent with the lock not recognizing your code and the

safe is locked out. Please contact our Technical Service for assistance at (469)-735-4901

(Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm CST)

Trouble Shooting Guide

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Suite 510

Irving, TX 75038

www.winchestersafes.com

Servicio al Cliente en Servicio Técnico

469-735-4901

Lunes - Viernes 7:00 am – 5:00 pm CST

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Suite 510

Irving, TX 75038

www.winchestersafes.com

Service à la clientèle

469-735-4901

Du lundi au vendredi, de 7 h à 17 h, HNC

1431 Greenway Drive

Suite 510

Irving, TX 75038

www.winchestersafes.com

Customer Service and Technical Support

469-735-4901

Monday - Friday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm CST

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